Taking the stage with much applause (a half standing ovation), C.J. Mahaney delivered Session 4, The Troubled Soul: God’s Word and Our Feelings, an exposition of Psalm 42.

For his introduction C.J. shared a lengthy quote from “the most influential book on counseling” that he’s ever read, Paul David Tripp, Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands. A few excerpts from…...

I’ve enjoyed the variety in the worship here at Na. Presently, a fifteen string orchestra is accompanying the Na Band. Earlier today, rapper Shai Linne led us in worship and performed a song from his new album, The Atonement. Below are the lyrics to the song Shai performed for us, Were You There?

Were You There?

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Session 3 was an unprecedented event at Na. Instead of delivering a message/sermon, Al Mohler (sporting a pink dress shirt) conducted the first ever Na Q&A session. Scores of people flocked to the two floor microphones in hopes making it through the line and asking Dr. Mohler their questions about the Bible. I counted just over sixty people lined up at the microphones. As you would expect, due to time…...

Mark Dever gave the message for Session 2, The Authority of Scripture. Mark began his message by establishing the importance of the issue of authority, quoting J.I. Packer, “The problem of authority is the most fundamental problem Christianity ever faces. This is because Christianity is built upon a foundation of truth.” Christians continue to understand and insist that the Scripture is and must be our authority, even in an age…...

It’s Sunday morning here at Na. Our time of worship is coming to a close and Mark Dever is soon to take the stage. One of the great highlights here at Na is the extended, passionate sessions of singing and worship. This may be my favorite part of the conference--singing to Jesus with 3,500 people who cherish the gospel. Devon Kauflin does a tremendous job leading the Na worship band…...